order Roy to kill her. Flood then explains to Harry that Doll split after he gave her some money. Flood goes over the final plans for the robbery, in which Zimmer is to create several explosions, including one at the high school as well as one at the electric power plant (thus disabling the bank vault's alarm system). On the night of the robbery, Frank and Kay attend an evening barbecue at the Loxleys', and hear over the radio about the discovery of a young woman's body. The description makes it clear to both of them that it is Doll who has been murdered. Kay decides she wants to leave immediately and asks Frank to join her, but when Frank learns that the Loxleys' son is at a pageant rehearsal at the targeted high school, which was previously expected to be empty that night, he decides to try and stop Zimmer. Confronting Zimmer, Frank is knocked unconscious and Zimmer blows up a paint factory, then heads to the high school. Meanwhile, Flood and the others have entered the store next to the bank and are breaking through the wall to the vault. Frank recovers and rushes to the school, discovering the bomb's timer and disabling it. At the bank, Paulmeyer blows open the vault with nitroglycerin. Later, after Flood returns to Frank's house with cases full of cash, Frank knocks him unconscious and tells Kay to phone the police, intending to return the cash, assuring Kay that, no matter what criminal charges they may face, somehow they will find a way to be together. Cast Rory Calhoun as Frank Harper Mary Costa as Kay James Gregory as Flood Robert H. Harris as Zimmer (credited as Robert Harris) Roxanne Arlen as Doll Corey Allen as Roy Paul Picerni as Harry Patrick McVey as Sam Loxley Florenz Ames as Dutch Paulmeyer Roscoe Ates as Falkenburg Production notes The film was based on Lionel White's 1955 novel of the same name. The New York Times described the book as "exciting and convincing". Film rights were bought by Pine-Thomas Productions who had renamed themselves as Pine-Thomas-Shane following the death of co-founded William Pine. James Poe was originally hired to do the script. Pine-Thomas-Shane announced they would make the film as part of a three-picture deal with United Artists, the other films being Lincoln McEever and The Mountains Have No Shadows. (The last two films